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The game is a successor to [[Tetris (Game Boy)]] and allows the player to save highscores that will stay after the game is powered off. It also added an additional mode to challenge against the computer, and a three-minute challenge mode known as "Ultra" mode. | The game is a successor to [[Tetris (Game Boy)]] and allows the player to save highscores that will stay after the game is powered off. It also added an additional mode to challenge against the computer, and a three-minute challenge mode known as "Ultra" mode. | ||
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Tetrix DX is a Tetris game for Game Boy Color developed by Nintendo. Although it is Game Boy Color enhanced, like many other Game Boy Color games it is compatible on the original Game Boy.
The game is a successor to Tetris (Game Boy) and allows the player to save highscores that will stay after the game is powered off. It also added an additional mode to challenge against the computer, and a three-minute challenge mode known as "Ultra" mode.
Promotion
- Featured in the Game Boy Color Promotional Demo
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